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trivia 12/7
Did you know...
Woodstock, the famous upstate New York 3-day rock festival in 1969, didn't happen in Woodstock. It actually took place on a farm in the town of Bethel, more than 70 miles to the south.
1. What was the name of the family dog in the "Brady Bunch" TV series?
2. What US city is called the "Horse Capital of the world" ?
3. How many arms does a squid have ?
4. What was the name of the fictional community that served as the setting for the TV series, "Petticoat Junction" ?
5. What boxer was the subject of the film, "Raging Bull"?
6. What was the home planet of the Coneheads?
7. What is Evel Kneival's more formal first name?
8. What does the license plate say on Austin Powers' Jaguar ?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Einstein won the Nobel prize for physics for his theory of relativity.
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1. tiger
2. LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
3. TEN
4. HOOTERVILLE
5. JAKE LA MOTTA
6. REMULAC
7. ROBERT
8. "swinger"
CRAP !!
Relativity may have captured the public's consciousness, but it was the
unglamorous Photoelectric Effect that got him the Nobel Prize in 1921.
Did you know...
Woodstock, the famous upstate New York 3-day rock festival in 1969, didn't happen in Woodstock. It actually took place on a farm in the town of Bethel, more than 70 miles to the south.
1. What was the name of the family dog in the "Brady Bunch" TV series?
2. What US city is called the "Horse Capital of the world" ?
3. How many arms does a squid have ?
4. What was the name of the fictional community that served as the setting for the TV series, "Petticoat Junction" ?
5. What boxer was the subject of the film, "Raging Bull"?
6. What was the home planet of the Coneheads?
7. What is Evel Kneival's more formal first name?
8. What does the license plate say on Austin Powers' Jaguar ?
TRUTH OR CRAP ??
Einstein won the Nobel prize for physics for his theory of relativity.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1. tiger
2. LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
3. TEN
4. HOOTERVILLE
5. JAKE LA MOTTA
6. REMULAC
7. ROBERT
8. "swinger"
CRAP !!
Relativity may have captured the public's consciousness, but it was the
unglamorous Photoelectric Effect that got him the Nobel Prize in 1921.